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Half a dozen good flies, put together The name is fair: this borrows the best bits of several proven streamers rather than imitating one particular...

Jointed, so it swims even when you stop The articulation is what earns this fly its place. A jointed body flexes and hinges as it moves, so the fly...

Tan, and pointed squarely at the tropics The tan dressing puts this one in baitfish colours rather than cod colours, which is why it belongs in a t...

An Articulated Streamer for the Modern Flyfisher Articulation isn't just a tying style, it's a lifestyle. If you like throwing big flies, at big fi...

An Excellent Redfin Perch Imitation  Trout, Perch, Murray-Cod and plenty of other fish love eaten Redfin, even Redfin do too! This colour and profi...

The Mouse that's in your face! The Mousey McMouse face is THE articulated mouse pattern to have in your box. Swing it at night on a switch-rod, str...

Murray-Cod eat Redfin like jellybeans, this particular Jellybean has Tiemco 600SP Saltwater hook hiding in it to pin that Metre plus fish. For i...

Black, for Murray cod and dirty water Brushed synthetic fibre gives a fly bulk and a fat, water-pushing profile without much weight, which is exact...

A big fly you can actually cast all day Clark Pierce tied the first of these in 2013 and the design solved the usual problem with big streamers, wh...

The mother of all streamers! The Silver Artic Trout Slider is the fly you tie on when the big browns are firing, and you want to watch the fly get ...

Red is not there to imitate anything The red on this one is a trigger, not an imitation. Predatory fish key on it the way they key on the flash of ...

The natural one, for water you can see into Olive is what most of the things a big trout eats actually look like: galaxias, juvenile trout, mudeyes...

Rust and amber, for tannin water The fall dressing is warm rather than bright, which is exactly what works in tea-coloured water flowing off button...

Say Hello To my Little Friend... The El sculptio throws a serious profile and swims with a helpless "kill me' attitude that big browns can't resist...

Trout love a big meal, feed it to them! Fish it on a floating line or streamer tip to achieve the best depth and movement, work different retrieve...

A cone head does what a bead cannot The tungsten cone at the front is the difference between this and a standard bugger: it carries more weight in ...

Autumn colours, for autumn fish The fall dressing mixes rust, orange and brown, and it comes into its own late in the season when browns turn aggre...

For when they are eating fish, not insects White is the baitfish colour. It reads as a galaxiid, a small trout or a school of fry pushed up against...

The one to learn swinging big flies with Black is where most people start when they move up to bigger streamers, and there is sense in it: the silh...

Brown, because trout eat an enormous number of yabbies Yabbies are one of the biggest single food items in Australian lakes and slow rivers, and a ...

Catch Humungous amounts of fish. By today's streamer standards, the Flashy Humungous is on the minuscule end. But don't let that fool you, this fly...

If it ain't broke, don't fix it. With the perfect amount of flash and black marabou, the Gold Humungous is a staple streamer. Fish it across and do...

An unweighted damsel fly, ideal for Australian lakes and rivers. A reliable unweighted design for two-fly streamer rigs with a heavier streamer as ...

A fantastic streamer pattern that's hard to refuse to a hungry trout.  Ideal for lakes and rivers, Bassano's Shrek works when stripped, dead-drifte...